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Not only that, but it devalues degrees. If one could assume that getting through college is actually difficult and cannot be cheated on, one can assume that som
by xboxnolifes 2y ago
Not only that, but it devalues degrees. If one could assume that getting through college is actually difficult and cannot be cheated on, one can assume that someone having a degree in a field means something. Someone else cheating means you need to work that much harder to convince people you know what you are doing. It's helpful to have certifications that mean something, otherwise they are just more noise.
- dgfitz 2y ago> Not only that, but it devalues degrees. In the US, while sadly undergraduate degrees are used as a gatekeeper, they are not valuable. They’re absolutely not worth the money spent to obtain one.
- xboxnolifes 2y agoI agree that aren't valuable, that's my point. Cheating has been rampant and easy for a long time. Though, it's not just the cheating causing it.